Opening Image
Scene 1 / Page 1 / 1% target
Introduces Samantha’s domestic life and protective bond with her daughter.
Shhhh. Gone, all gone now. I'm here. Mommy's always here and no one can ever hurt you. Safe...
THE LONG KISS GOODNIGHT script analysis
Samantha Caine, a suburban mom with amnesia, begins to recall her lethal past as operative Charly Baltimore when attacked by hired guns. Teaming with private eye Mitch Hennessy, she unravels her true identity amid escalating threats to her and her daughter Caitlin. After discovering government betrayal, Samantha confronts her handlers, rescues her daughter, and finally reclaims her skills and autonomy.
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Scene 1 / Page 1 / 1% target
Introduces Samantha’s domestic life and protective bond with her daughter.
Shhhh. Gone, all gone now. I'm here. Mommy's always here and no one can ever hurt you. Safe...
Scene 2 / Page 1 / 5% target
In the parade, Samantha remarks on discomfort, hinting at the tension between façade and reality.
Freezing my nuts off.
Scenes 3-6 / Pages 1-6 / 10% target
Establishes Samantha’s calm suburban routine, her family and Mitch’s initial assignment.
Scene 7 / Page 6 / 12% target
One-Eyed Jack recognizes Samantha on TV, triggering her hidden past’s resurgence.
Gotta be fuckin' kidding. No. No way. SHIIIT!!
Scene 9 / Page 7 / 20% target
Samantha dreams of her assassin self, wrestling with return to violence.
I'm coming back. You know that, don't you? Name's Charly, by the way. You're gonna love me.
Scene 17 / Page 9 / 25% target
Samantha kills One-Eyed Jack, committing to confront her past.
It took me three seconds. That's... that's good, huh...?
Scene 19 / Page 9 / 30% target
Her partnership with Mitch deepens as they team up to uncover her identity.
Scenes 22-31 / Pages 10-15 / 40% target
Samantha uses sniper skills and investigates her past, enjoying reversal of suburban mom role.
Scene 29 / Page 14 / 50% target
Nathan reveals “You’re an assassin for the U.S. government,” raising the stakes.
Then quit. You're an assassin for the United States government. I ought to know, I trained you.
Scene 34 / Page 16 / 65% target
Charly is tortured by Daedalus, showing enemies closing in.
Well, good afternoon. If it isn't the forgetful spy. How you feeling?
Scene 49 / Page 22 / 75% target
Perkins and Timothy coldly discuss Caitlin, indicating ultimate betrayal and threat.
God. We're monsters, aren't we...?
Scene 52 / Page 23 / 80% target
Trapped in the cellar freezer, Charly faces despair about losing her daughter.
Scene 55 / Page 24 / 85% target
Charly locates Caitlin on the moving tanker, resolving to rescue her.
Where'd you go, baby... show Mommy...
Scenes 56-61 / Pages 25-28 / 95% target
Charly and Mitch coordinate sniper support, thwart the bomb, defeat Timothy and rescue Caitlin.
Scene 67 / Page 32 / 99% target
Charly back in domestic setting with lethal ease, showing full integration of past and present.
Just talked to Dr. Sullivan, she's gonna need the full braces. Even with your teaching, insurance won't cover...